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French Revolutionary War Document
An order 1781 written and signed by Jeremiah Wadsworth, Commissary General of the Continental Army at Hartford, to the French Agent at Newport, Rhode Island to pay on a Bill of Exchange of Paris. Wadsworth served as Commissary Agent to the French Army at the request of General Rochambeau. Since this bill was payable in French money, he was acting on behalf of the French Army. French Army Rev. War documents are rarely found. Wadsworth was a member of the Continental Congress 1787–8, U.S. House of Reps. 1789–95. He founded the Bank of North America in Philadelphia & Hartford Bank in CT. Rare Document.
Colonial Belt Axe, Tomahawk, Isaac Zane's Marlboro Furnace VA
This 18th century belt axe was originally sold by Isaac Zane's Marlboro Furnace, founded 1767 in Middletown, Frederick County, Virginia. You will receive the axe pictured in main photo. Colonial foundries such as Skene's NY and Zane's VA sold these along with their own iron products.
George Washington Relic Brick from Wakefield, Birthplace Of Our 1st President
On December 25, 1779, Wakefield Plantation, birthplace of George Washington, was destroyed by fire. Over the past 15 years I’ve been able to salvage several dozen of these bricks.
Colonial US Blacksmith Ft. Meigs Belt Axe Tomahawk
A great find in NOS condition. 14" long handle with 4 1/2" long head The original hand carved handle is flat for carrying in a belt or bag. Rosewood was used for handles because of it's ability to withstand rain or salt air in naval and military use.
Rare Vintage Antique Relic Revolutionary War 69 Caliber Brown Bess Musket Ball
Buy it Now. One Revolutionary War 69 Caliber Brown Bess Musket Ball. Recovered in Hagerstown, Maryland back in the 1980's near a Fort. These are Really Rare and Hard to Find and in Great Condition.
18th Early 19th Century Pewter English Pap Boat Invalid Feeder
This is a perfect example of a pewter pap boat feeder. This has English markings and hard to read maker. Well worn invalid feeder medical item tough to find. Untouched surface and patina . Dating 1780-1820 period. Great patina and super color.
1781 Revolutionary War Tax Warrant – Taunton MA
Signatures (Assessors of Taunton) Strong display and historical value. Explicit reference to funding the Continental Army. Josiah Crocker. Why This Piece Matters No major loss of text.
Dug Rev War Buttons From Charleston South Carolina Colonial American
For sale is a nice grouping of Rev war or Colonial era flat buttons. Some of the buttons in the group retain their shanks. These buttons were dug from various sites around Charleston SC. See pictures for details. Please check my other auctions, thanks!
GERMAN SWORD RARE NAPOLEONIC BAVARIAN RUMFORD or BRITISH OFFICER SABER wSCABBARD
As with most officer swords of that era, pinpointing a specific country can be impossible. Sword stays put due to "door dents" in scabbard which was purposely done to keep the sword from rattling. One ring has an old repair (see pic).
Revolutionary War Pay Order
Revolutionary War Pay Order. Condition is Used. Shipped with USPS Priority Mail.
American Revolution Era 1784 Powder Horn
I believe this to be original. But I am not 100% sure. This type of militaria is outside of my profession. It is dated 1784 or 1764. It is also initialed. Has some condition issues, the horn is cracked. The wood stopper is also only somewhat on. See all pics.
1780 antique REVOLUTIONARY WAR EXPRESS RIDER fairfield ct JON BLACKMAN deforest
Lt. JONAS BLACKMAN (1730–c.1785). North Fairfield ?. Oath verification (Fairfield County) SAMUEL ADAMS (1706–1788) – Connecticut lawyer and Fairfield County Court judge (not the Boston patriot). A respected jurist in Fairfield County, later practicing in Litchfield with his son Andrew Adams.
Napoleonic War-Civil War French Saber Cut-Down
This is a Unique Napoleonic War Era French Saber, that has been cut-down, and made into a Fighting Knife/Bowie Knife. This Sword may have been repurposed for Civil War use. Just a guess. The Blade shows Heavy Patina, with Nicks, Flea Bites, all the way down the edge. It appears it has seen its share of conflict. Knife is SOLID as a Rock! There is NO movement, between the Blade, and the Hilt. Please, also, look at my other Listings. We work hard to develop long-term relationships with our Customers. If you have any issues, with any purchase you make from us. Please, let us know before leaving any feedback. We resolve the issues to your satisfaction! Guaranteed!! Thanks, and Cheers!!!
Colonial American Blacksmith Fort Meigs Belt Axe Tomahawk, Maker Marked, NOS
A great find in NOS condition. I believe this to be an early US made blacksmith made axe. There is a maker mark RR. 14" long handle with 4 1/2" long head. The original hand carved handle is flat for carrying in a belt or bag.
Colonial Belt Axe, Tomahawk, Isaac Zane's Marlboro Furnace VA
This 18th century belt axe was originally sold by Isaac Zane's Marlboro Furnace, founded 1767 in Middletown, Frederick County, Virginia. You will receive the axe pictured in the main photo. Zane was a major manufacturer of munitions for the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War, and continued operations until the 1950s.
Colonial Belt Axe, Tomahawk, Isaac Zane's Marlboro Furnace VA
This 18th century belt axe was originally sold by Isaac Zane's Marlboro Furnace, founded 1767 in Middletown, Frederick County, Virginia. You will receive the axe pictured. Zane was a major manufacturer of munitions for the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War, and continued operations until the 1950s.
Revolutionary War Era Game Pieces Domino, Stamp Act Dice, & Poker Chip with Case
USA Made Glass Top Display Case ( 6 x 8 x 3/4”) case reads: "Games were a popular leisure time activity in the early American culture in the early years of the country's history." The game period pieces include: Stamp Act Dice, Domino, & Fish Poker Chip The Stamp Act- The Stamp Act was a tax imposed on the American Colonies by the British Government to provide protection to the Colonies. This tax, payable in silver or gold coins was required on all paper items and other goods. The die in this case has the stamp still visible. Mother of Pearl gaming piece . The kissing birds mock armorial on one side , scales on the other side. Period Domino game piece. One case per order. Two holes on back of case for easy wall mounting.
Old Rare Vintage Antique Revolutionary War Relic 3 Flintlock Hammer Musket Flint
Buy It Now. 3 Flints that was Used in a Flintlock Musket. These Jaws Hold the Sharp, Squared Flint (witch is what you are buying). When the Shooter Pulls the Trigger, it Releases a Spring Loaded Flint Striker.
DANIEL MORGAN, Revolutionary War General/Virginia Congressman, Engraving 9950
NEW YORK MILITIA ARTILLERY OFFICER'S DRESS JACKET
New York Militia officer's triple-breasted dress jacket of red wool, ca. 1870s. Bears insignia of a first sergeant, Battery B, 3rd New York Artillery. Right shoulder has aiguilette of braided metallic thread. Front has 3 rows of 7 buttons bearing the New York state seal, marked on reverse "Ridabock & Co New York." Sleeve 18 inches. Chest 37 inches. Back 30 inches. As is. See the pictures.
1768 Colonial Coin & Musket Ball dug Next to the Saratoga Battlefield NY
A great Revolutionary war artifact Indeed! The United States . Get Supersized Images & Free Image Hosting.
Authentic 1/4+” Rev.War Era Bone (Bovine) Crown & GR Partial iStamped Dice
This single die is in very good condition. Sharp pips and great patina. Both GR and crown are partial and incomplete but present. They weren’t awarding style points for these. Great Revolutionary War era die. Dates to sometime after 1765. Check photos for your assessment. Combined shipping discount.
Revolutionary War British Brown Bess Socket Bayonet - Marked
British Brown Bess Socket Bayonet. Face is marked with what looks like "NP" and under that a crowned "O". The socket collar/bridge looks like it was applied a little later, there are a couple dents on the socket at that end.
Colonial Belt Axe, Tomahawk, Isaac Zane's Marlboro Furnace VA
This 18th century belt axe was originally sold by Isaac Zane's Marlboro Furnace, founded 1767 in Middletown, Frederick County, Virginia. You will receive the axe pictured in the main photo. Colonial foundries such as Skene's NY and Zane's VA sold these along with their own iron products.
Antique Revolutionary War General Arthur St. Clair Original 1852 Engraving Art
Antique Revolutionary War General Arthur St. Clair Original 1852 Engraving Art 6x9 Inches and would look great in a frame. If you have any questions please ask. Feel free to visit my store for more antique maps and prints. Most offers accepted. I will combine shipping and be sure to ask about bulk pricing or if you are looking for a map of a specific area as I have thousands in my inventory.
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Antique Gun Action Made By London Warranted Possibly Revolutionary War Era?
I don’t have any history on this. It does cock and fire. Could use a good cleaning.
Antique 1800s General George Washington in Prayer at Valley Forge Broadside
I don't know much about this. And in poor condition. Sold "as is" for condition. I think it is a neat piece. I've never seen anything like it and I can find no record of it. You decide on all. This includes outright mistakes, misrepresentations, or any errors on my part.
Seamen Signed 1790 Revolutionary War Maritime Poster Broadside George Washington
The size is about 12 1/2" x 15 1/2".
Colonial Belt Axe, Tomahawk, Isaac Zane's Marlboro Furnace VA
This 18th century belt axe was originally sold by Isaac Zane's Marlboro Furnace, founded 1767 in Middletown, Frederick County, Virginia. You will receive the axe pictured in the main photo. Colonial foundries such as Skene's NY and Zane's VA sold these along with their own iron products.
Colonial Belt Axe, Tomahawk, Isaac Zane's Marlboro Furnace VA
This 18th century belt axe was originally sold by Isaac Zane's Marlboro Furnace, founded 1767 in Middletown, Frederick County, Virginia. You will receive the axe pictured in the main photo. Zane was a major manufacturer of munitions for the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War, and continued operations until the 1950s.
Colonial Belt Axe, Tomahawk, Isaac Zane's Marlboro Furnace VA
This 18th century belt axe was originally sold by Izaac Zane's Marlboro Furnace, founded 1767 in Middletown, Frederick County, Virginia. You will receive the axe pictured in the main photo. Zane was a major manufacturer of munitions for the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War, and continued operations until the 1950s.
Colonial Belt Axe, Tomahawk, Isaac Zane's Marlboro Furnace VA
This 18th century belt axe was originally sold by Izaac Zane's Marlboro Furnace, founded 1767 in Middletown, Frederick County, Virginia. You will receive the axe pictured. Zane was a major manufacturer of munitions for the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War, and continued operations until the 1950s.
“WYOMING MASSACRE” / PAIR of RARE Revolutionary War KIA Soldier SIGNED Documents
They were organized between August 26 and September 21, 1776, in Westmoreland County, Connecticut, with Captains Robert Durkee and Samuel Ransom commanding them. Urany Manvil was theWIFE of KIA soldier Nicholas Manvil.
1780 Revolutionary War Document Connecticut Currency Pay Order
Amazing piece of history dating to the Revolutionary War. You will receive the pictured item.
Revolutionary War Period Hand Forged Brass Eyeglasses
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RARE! CIVIL WAR view of WASHINGTON'S HEADQUARTERS at NEWBURGH NY. 1864 CDV PHOTO
WASHINGTON'S HEADQUARTERS. used by Gen'l Wastingtonas his headquarters du-. the grounds around Headquarters. At the head of. ring a part of the Revolutionary war. Congress, andthe farewell orders of Washington.
Authentic 1/4+” Revolutionary War Era Bone (Bovine) Crown & GR Stamped Dice
This pair is in extremely good condition. Sharp pips and great patina. Both crown and GR is complete on one, partial on second. Great Revolutionary War era pair. Dates to sometime after 1765. Check photos for your assessment. Combined shipping discount.
18th Century Revolutionary War Antique Dome Topped Burl Wood Locking Box Vintage
Beautiful piece of revolutionary war history. Personal item of British officer, Robert Johnson, who served under Gen. Burgoyne in the revolutionary war. Wooden box measures approximately 7.25 inches long by 2.75 inches wide and 2.25 inches tall. Old iron swan handle. Roberts name is engraved on top with the year - 1775. Name and year engraved on top in what I believe is mother of pearl. Key DOES NOT come with box. Box does have some aging issues please see photos. An extraordinary, timeless piece.
Revolutionary War Continental Army Discharge Document West Point NY June 2, 1780
Westpoint, 2 June 1780.
Colonial Belt Axe, Tomahawk, Isaac Zane's Marlboro Furnace VA
This 18th century belt axe was originally sold by Isaac Zane's Marlboro Furnace, founded 1767 in Middletown, Frederick County, Virginia. You will receive the axe pictured in the main photo. Colonial foundries such as Skene's NY and Zane's VA sold these along with their own iron products.